Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-29
PRODUCE.
Wheeling.
TUESDAY, June %.

TUESDAY, Jun %.
Business remains in about the same con-
dition as at our last report. Prices have
gone down about to the lowest notch and
home raised stuff has entirely taken the
Mace of Eastern stock. Cabbage is plenty
and prices have tumbled. Potatoes have
also taken a slide downward. Strawber-
ries are out and raspberries have taken
their place but are rather scarce. Butter
has improved in demand, while eggs still
remain scarce at unchanged prices. Spring
chickens keep in good demand and the
supply is not up to it. Prices have slight
" advanced. Quotations are wholesale
figures. ,
Butter-Country choice 1Oallc; good
country 8a9c; common 5a6c. The supply
is good and the demand is good.
Beans-For new hand-picked navy the
demand is good and the supply light.
Prices are 81 40al 80 per brshel.
Chcese-Prime mild Oh factory SIC;
New York 14al5c; Sweitzer l6alSc; Linn
berger 9a1O. Market nominal.
Eggs-Strictly fresh sock lac per
dozen. Very scarce and good demand.
Feathers-Choice in original packages
5Oa55c; in small lots 4a5c t ira.
Potatoes-Home raised, lew, - OOa2 5I
per barrel, with a fair supply and slo"
Poultry - Live chickens, old, $3a
3 % per dozen; spring chickens 81 OOa3 81
per dozen; demand good ami supply light
REALISTICALLY at Halle for white mixed
cotton; 1al!c for all wool, and lfal4 fol
mixed.
Lard-COuntry prime, with a fair de
mand, at 6la7c.
Green Onions 2Oa25c per dozen lunches
fair supply and fair demand.
Pcas-Are in good demal ! and scarce a
75c per bushel.
Radish rA light in supply and de
mand good al 3Oc per dSzen punches
Beans-Green 5Oa75c per tushel; demand
fair, supply good.
mand good; supply fair.
Cab6age-HOme raised 81 25al so pc
barrel; demand fair; supply: heavy.
New York.
NEW YORK, June 2S.-Flour-Receipt
%, III packages; exports I1,3i3 barrels
and 4,742 sacks; sales 10, goo barrels; mar
ket moderately active and weaker. Whea
Receipts 4S2, $50 bushels; exports l42,
6S5 bushels spot; sales 4,2Gi,OO bushels
futures and $50, 900 bushels spot; spo
lots less active and a shade lower, closiDl
steady; options very irregular; No.
Chicago S3aS34c; No. l hare SIC; ungradet
SOa9O4c; No. 3 red S2aS3f; No. l whit,
nominal; No. 2 red June ;9l2a943c, clos
ing at 92lc; July "a 7~-l6a35sc, closing a
Sale; August s4!aS42c, ctDsing at s2sC
ESeptember s. 5-16aS5!c, closing at S5lC
October S63aS6lc, closing OIL S6sc; Novem
Der nominal; December SSaaS9lc, CLOSING
at s9kc; January 9Oia9O!c, closing at 9OsC
February 81 sa914c, closing at 919c; Marc
92Ia92Sc. closing at 92sc; April nominal
May 9~5Ia95sc, closing at 95bc. Corn
receipts Isl, 700 bushels; exports 1906
bushels; sales 500, 900 bushels futures anC
2O9, 900 bushels spot; spc' lots fa!c highe
aud fairly active; options unsettled; IN
graded 4~64a47ic; No. > June nominal
July 46la46Sc, closing at 46sc; Angus
~47Ia474c, closing at 47gc; September 4Sl
4S4c, closing at 4Ssc. Oats-9a3c higher
receipts II, 900 bushels; exports 81, 0O
bushels; sales 4S0,O 900 bushels futures
149, 900 bushels spot; mixed western 323
35c; white do 37a41c. Hay-Quiet an
unchanged. Hops-Quiet and unchanged
Coffee-Spot fair; Rio nominal; option
lower and less active; sales 1880 bag
June 10. 20; July Is. 5Oal5. soc; Septem
Der 16. l5a16. Acc; October l6.2oal6 55C
November 16. 3Oa16. Coo; december 1910
Is. Zoe; January 6. 5OalH.15c Februar
nominal; March 16. 70a16. I5c; April 1866
Sugar-Steady and quiet ascayado 81 tesl
4Sc: refined dull and easiSr at 5sc; extr
c, 5a5 5-16c; yellow 4sa4lc; standard !
: T-I6e; ~cutloafand crush 6 l-16a45c; pow
dered Gao l-1Gc; cubes 4S6c. MOlasses-
Dull and nominal. Rice-Fair inquiry
Dominican 44a5ic, Petroleum-Ffrm
United &C. Tallow-Steady at 35c. Rosr
Dull at 81 2Oa1 25. Turpentine-Quie
and steady. E~ggs-Firm, with fair II
quiry; receipts 5,O51 packages; wester
i4Ial5ic. Wool-Quiet and general
steady; domestic fleece 30aS7c; pulled IA
Sic; Texas 9a24c. Pork-Firm. Gu
Meats-Firm and fairly active; pickle
bellies 73asc; do shoulders 6lc; DO ham
11a11t; western picked hams llallt'
Lard-Fairly active; Western steam spa
SIS 10; July Sc 74a6 IS; August IS s4a6 9
September Sc 94a6 50; October - u
November s. 05; December S. 81; cit
steam So 40. Butter-Firm, with ia
inquiry for fine grades; western l0alS4'
western creamery l5a1slc. Cheese-Quie
western 6la7}c. COpper-Quiet; laE
50 95a1O 90.
Chicago.
CHICAGO. June 2S.-There was bI
little trading in wheat to-day, the mark
ruling quiet, in fact dull most of the Sc
sion. Most of the business was in the wa
of transferring July contracts to more d
!; ferred deliveries. The market was stead